Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 Manuale Utente
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Appendix 1: Desktop
In eLux 1.1, the starter was always started upon system boot and remained blended in during the
entire session. This was distracting to some users. In NG, automatic start of the starter is an option
that can be deselected by the administrator.
The taskbar has new features. For example, in eLux 1.1, applications were run using the starter. This
led to the problem that the starter could not be blended out, because the user would then be unable to
start sessions. In eLux NG, This problem has been eliminated by implementing one-click access to the
applications directly from the taskbar.
Finally, the desktop itself has been greatly enhanced.
These changes are described in detail below.
entire session. This was distracting to some users. In NG, automatic start of the starter is an option
that can be deselected by the administrator.
The taskbar has new features. For example, in eLux 1.1, applications were run using the starter. This
led to the problem that the starter could not be blended out, because the user would then be unable to
start sessions. In eLux NG, This problem has been eliminated by implementing one-click access to the
applications directly from the taskbar.
Finally, the desktop itself has been greatly enhanced.
These changes are described in detail below.
A. eLux NG Desktop
The desktop consists of the starter, the taskbar and workspaces.
The starter contains three tabs with the following functions:
• Setup Configuring eLux NG settings. See chapter “3 Setup.”
• Configuration Defining applications. See chapter “4 Configuring Applications.”
• Applications Starting applications and shutdown options. See chapter “2.7 Sessions” and “2.8
The starter contains three tabs with the following functions:
• Setup Configuring eLux NG settings. See chapter “3 Setup.”
• Configuration Defining applications. See chapter “4 Configuring Applications.”
• Applications Starting applications and shutdown options. See chapter “2.7 Sessions” and “2.8
The taskbar allows you to minimize applications, switch between applications and workspaces, and
start/minimize the starter.
Users of eLux 1.1 will be happy to learn that workspaces are a new feature of eLux NG. Note: This
feature is recommended for advanced users.
B. Desktop Options
Access the taskbar/starter/workspace options by going to Setup > Desktop > Advanced. Your
choices of taskbar properties include:
• Taskbar Activates the taskbar. The taskbar will be visible no matter what program is open. It
choices of taskbar properties include:
• Taskbar Activates the taskbar. The taskbar will be visible no matter what program is open. It
remains in the background. Default setting. Deselect to deactivate the taskbar.
• Always on top The taskbar will be visible no matter what program is open, reducing screen space
but making minimized programs accessible.
• Hide automatically The taskbar disappears, increasing screen space. It reappears when you
move the cursor to the lower edge of the screen.
• Show clock A clock appears on the right-hand side of the taskbar. Moving the cursor over the
clock to displays the date.
Your choices of starter properties include:
• Starter Automatically starts the starter when the system boots. This is the default setting. Deselect
this option to deactivate. The starter can always be accessed by clicking the “Run starter” button
in the taskbar.
in the taskbar.
Your choices of workspace properties include:
• Number Sets the number of workspaces. You are allowed up to four. Default is one.